December 11, 2008 · 9:12 am
Imagine yourself driving down the highway at 65 miles per hour. Now imagine doing so while looking only straight ahead through the windshield. No rear-view mirror, no use of your side mirrors, your side windows blacked out. Kind of scary and very dangerous, with a high likelihood that you won’t see something that could fatally disrupt your little drive. “But I wouldn’t do that,” you say. I know. So why do people do it every day? Continue reading →
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October 27, 2008 · 7:07 am
“What’s that for? I didn’t do nuthin’!” “That’s in case ya do and I’m not around!”
– Larry and Moe (HOI POLLOI, 1935)
One of the things I do as a consultant is to provide experience to inexperienced professionals. Generally, these are people who don’t have a lot of years in business or a lot of years in the particular business in which they now find themselves. In a few words, I’m the grown-up. Continue reading →
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October 15, 2008 · 10:09 am
Everyone has something they eat that evokes happy memories. Something that makes you feel warm and safe even if you don’t quite know why. It could be something your Mom cooked for you when you were sick or down. It could be something you associate with a meaningful experience. But everyone has one or two or maybe more. Continue reading →
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